US Appeals Court: No Constitutional Right to Bail for Detained Immigrants

A U.S. appeals court ruled that immigrants detained after illegal entry have no constitutional right to bail hearings, overturning prior decisions that had released two Mexicans and one Honduran long-term residents. The ruling narrows procedural protections for detained immigrants and may affect detention policy. Uncertainty remains over potential appeals and broader impact.

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